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Spent all your money on beer and Franzia? Too broke for a trip to Pine for classy brunch? No significant other to take you for a swanky date out on the town?

Never fear: you can now make a decadent three-part brunch for one (or for two or more if you’re “social”) in the comfort of your own kitchen. You can even wear your pajamas while you eat (I won’t tell).

These portions are perfect for all you single ladies (and gents) who don’t need no man (or woman) in order to enjoy a Sunday brunch. Skip the line at Lou’s and try out these easy, delicious recipes that’ll satisfy all your cravings.

Better still, you can buy all the ingredients you need at CVS (I was surprised too) and make your #lifegoals a reality.

Sweet Course: French Toast

In France, they eat French toast for dessert and call it pain perdu, which translates to “lost bread.” I think everything you could eat for dessert can and should be eaten for breakfast, so I’m more than willing to find this poor lost bread and give it a permanent home: my stomach.

3. Dip your bread into the egg mixture, making sure both sides are fully soaked. Then place your bread slices in the pan until the egg has fully cooked and the edges of the bread start to brown. If you have extra egg batter left over, scramble it to make a cinnamon-y snack while you wait for your French toast to cook.

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4. Sprinkle or spread on your topping of choice (I used powdered sugar) and enjoy. No need for sharing.

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Savory Course: Egg in a Hole

Despite the strange name, this dish absolutely kills the brunch game. At the end, you get not only a delicious egg but also a dainty circle of toast that you can slather in jam. I added a side of bacon as I firmly believe that life is better when bacon is nearby, but it’s very easy to replace with avocado, turkey bacon, veggie bacon (though I do not know what this is and do not trust it) or kale if you’re feeling particularly masochistic.

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Easy

Prep Time: 2 minutesCook Time: 5 minutesTotal Time: 7 minutes

Servings: 1

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Ingredients:1 slice of bread1 egg2 rashers of bacon (or half an avocado or any other side your heart desires, including more bacon)

3. Place your bacon in a separate frying pan and cook until desired crisp level (or cook it before the egg in the same pan because doing the dishes is dumb).

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4. Put your bread “window” in the pan and crack an egg into the hole. Place your cut-out bread circle in the pan to toast.

5. Once your egg solidifies, flip the toast-egg creation and cook as long as you’d like (the longer it cooks, the harder the yolk will be). For perfectly runny yolk, I recommend 30 seconds.

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6. Serve with bacon on the side and jam on the toast circle. A complete brunch. Or in this case, part two of three of a complete brunch.

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“Healthy” Course: Oat-mazing Oatmeal

If you’re the type to order the porridge at Lou’s, this is the dish for you. Light, healthy and filling enough to keep you going through a long, exhausting day of Netflix. You also can stretch your creative mind by adding as many toppings as you desire: chocolate chips, banana, Nutella or even Oreos (dream big).

2. Microwave alternative: Mix oatmeal and water in a microwavable bowl. Microwave for 2 minutes (careful that the oats don’t explode). Stir before serving.

3. Add the toppings of your dreams.

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Now you’re all set to enjoy your very own brunch made only from CVS’s finest. I hear they also have André and Keystone, so why not make a boozy brunch out of it? Bacon goes extra well with a side drink. And more bacon.